Former President Donald Trump is looking to put President Biden on his heels over immigration and border security ahead of the fall election, warning that the Democrat's policies have sparked a "bloodbath" in the U.S.
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer said he'll strike back with legislation after a key court in Texas said it won't agree to his demand to change how it assigns cases -- a seemingly technical issue that ends up having significant implications for how some major cases are decided.
Three House committee chairs issued a warning Tuesday to the Biden administration not to investigate or retaliate against the two IRS special agents who blew the whistle on Hunter Biden's tax problems, helping derail what had been a sweetheart plea deal.
The Wolfpack men have followed their first Atlantic Coast Conference championship since 1987 with an even more improbable Final Four appearance, the first since Jim Valvano's "Cardiac Pack" magic of '83. Even more magical: The women are in the Final Four, too, their first trip since 1998.
The House of Representatives is considering four different bills that would adjust the calculation of the windfall elimination provision, or WEP, and government pension offset, or GPO, rules of Social Security.
The average American annual salary is under $60,000, whereas the average annual salary of pilots is over $188,000 -- $128,000 higher.
House Republicans from Minnesota are demanding answers from Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas about how an al-Shabab terrorist was able to make his way to their state.
When people couldn't afford housing during the Great Depression, they built shantytowns from scrap construction supplies and named them "Hoovervilles," after President Herbert Hoover.
Rep. Gerry Connolly blasted a Republican bill to rename Washington Dulles International Airport after the former president.
Federal Reserve policymakers appear poised to cut interest rates three times this year -- and sadly, this could boost inflation and slow longer-term economic growth.
The Biden administration has announced in recent weeks stringent new emissions requirements for virtually the entire U.S. transportation system.
Bob Uecker was back at American Family Field once again to broadcast the Milwaukee Brewers' home opener as team officials remained circumspect about the 90-year-old's workload for the rest of the season.
The Tennessee House of Representatives has approved a bill aimed at prohibiting geo-engineering initiatives, banning deliberate attempts to modify Earth's atmospheric conditions with the overarching goal of combating climate change effects.
The Washington Capitals enter the final stretch of the NHL season primed for a playoff push after treading water for most of the season.
Google Podcasts, the company's standalone podcast hub, is shutting down for U.S. users after Tuesday. Podcasts will instead be available on YouTube Music, also owned by Google.
China's desire to participate in global governance of artificial intelligence is motivated by a rising concern that the communist country is getting left out and left behind, according to close observers of China's leadership.
Although a private browsing mode known as "Incognito" in Google's widely used Chrome browser has been available for nearly a decade, a legal settlement involving the way it works has cast new attention on this commonly available setting.
Oklahoma's Republican attorney general urged the state's highest court on Tuesday to stop the creation of what would be the nation's first publicly funded Catholic charter school.
The Republican National Committee is embracing the term "bloodbath" for a new website highlighting crimes committed by migrants under the Biden administration, just after former President Donald Trump angered liberals by using the word to describe the impact of President Biden's policies.
As the eagerly anticipated LSU-Iowa women's rematch was about to tip off, Washington State coach Kamie Ethridge took a seat in Indianapolis, lamented her team's season-ending loss and celebrated another milestone moment for the sport.
The final shows for Caitlin Clark's tour are booked in an arena just a short drive from the Rock & Roll Hall Fame.
An audit released Tuesday by Kansas' attorney general concluded that the state is losing more than $20 million a year because its Insurance Department is lax in overseeing one of its programs. The department said the audit is flawed and should be "discounted nearly in its entirety."
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers vetoed legislation barring biological males from competing in female scholastic sports, saying he refused to align with states passing "radical policies targeting LGBTQ individuals."
Thousands of homes and businesses were without power Tuesday as severe weather roared through several states, causing at least one death and spawning possible tornadoes. Meanwhile, a spring snowstorm was expected to drop more than a foot of snow in Wisconsin.
Relations between South Dakota tribes and Republican Gov. Kristi Noem have long been strained, but they have become even more contentious recently as Noem has pointedly criticized tribal leaders, accusing some of profiting from drug dealing and questioning their commitments to children on reservations.
